The Sopranos1999

Carmine Lupertazzi Jr.:
[In little Carmine's living room] As you all know, Phil asked me to arrange this meeting after the fire in the Wire Room

Phil Leotardo:
Correction, you asked me to attend and I agreed

Carmine Lupertazzi Jr.:
Fair enough, I'm not going to call this a "sit-down" because of the negative implications, let's think of it as "a meeting of minds". So, for whatever reasons, certain incidents have expired lately. In addition to being dangerous, could have an adverse impact on our businesses bottom line.

Phil Leotardo:
I know Vito's bottom was "impacted" if that's what you're referring to

Tony Soprano:
Call him what you will, but you're talking about one of my captains

Phil Leotardo:
Captain? "The Ship Lollipop" right?

Carmine Lupertazzi Jr.:
Phil, please

Phil Leotardo:
Please my ass, the man was a f***ing disgrace

Tony Soprano:
Before he came out of the closet he worked for me and put a lot of paper in my pocket, yours too

Phil Leotardo:
Talk about earners? How about "Fat Dom" Gamiello?

Silvio Dante:
What about him?

Tony Soprano:
So what f*** would I know about that?

Phil Leotardo:
As coincidence would have it, he was last seen in New Jersey

Tony Soprano:
So was the Hindenburg, maybe you should look into that too

Carmine Lupertazzi Jr.:
Tony, Phil, please we're going off point. Remember, I grew up in all of this and I just lost my friend Rusty and if there's one thing my father taught me was this: "a pint of blood is worth more than a gallon of milk". My business, all of our businesses... this fighting is costing money.

Tony Soprano:
I'm willingly to move forward, let the past be bygone

Phil Leotardo:
Fine with me.